Visitors can wander along the towpath to Islington Tunnel and watch the boats emerge or visit the London Canal Museum, packed with artefacts and a massive ice well where ice brought into London ...

Hire a paddleboard from Active360, get a self-driving electric boat from GoBoat or take an entertaining cruise along Regent’s Canal from Little Venice to Camden with the London Waterbus Company.

The Regent’s Canal is sandwiched between King’s Cross and St Pancras railway stations. Visitors can wander along the towpath to Islington Tunnel and watch the boats emerge or visit the London ...

The canal gives you the chance to see London from a different perspective ... It's an especially peaceful area; consider taking a boat trop along the water. Regent's Canal is open to the public ...

London now has a floating hot tub boat ride, known as The HotTug, which takes people along Regent's Canal. The water in the hot tub is heated with a wood-burning stove and powered by an electric ...

Boats were pulled by horses until engines were introduced and in London miniature tractors like the one on display took the place of the horse. On many dates you can also enjoy the canal itself ...

A flotilla of boats has travelled through Lincolnshire to highlight a lack of funding for inland waterways. About a dozen canal boats, cruisers and sailing boats left Keadby on the River Trent ...

The Museum is free to enter. The Regent’s Canal is sandwiched between King’s Cross and St Pancras railway stations. Visitors can wander along the towpath to Islington Tunnel and watch the boats emerge ...